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¹ After these things the sons of Moab, and the sons of Ammon, and with them Idumeans, were gathered together, and they came to Jehoshaphat, for to fight against him. (And after these things the Moabites, and the Ammonites, and with them the Meunites, were gathered together, \+em and they came\+em* to Jehoshaphat, to fight against him.)

¹ Algum tempo depois, os exércitos dos moabitas e dos amonitas, junto com os meunitas, invadiram o país de Judá.

² And messengers came, and showed this to Jehoshaphat, saying, A great multitude of those places that be beyond the sea, and of Syria, is come against thee; and lo! they stand together in Hazazontamar, which is Engedi. (And messengers came, and told \+em (this)\+em* to Jehoshaphat, saying, A great multitude from that place on the other side of the Dead Sea, yea, from Edom, hath come against thee; and behold! they stand \+em (together)\+em* in Hazazontamar, which is Engedi.)

² Alguns homens vieram e disseram a Josafá: — Um exército enorme do país de Edom veio do outro lado do mar Morto para atacar o senhor. Eles já conquistaram a cidade de Hazazão-Tamar. (Hazazão-Tamar e Fonte de Gedi são o mesmo lugar.)

³ Forsooth Jehoshaphat was afeared by dread, and gave himself all for to pray the Lord, and preached fasting to all Judah. (And Jehoshaphat was filled with fear, and gave his all to pray to the Lord, and preached a fast for all of Judah.)

³ Josafá ficou com medo e orou a Deus, o Senhor , pedindo socorro. Depois deu ordem para que todo o povo de Judá jejuasse.

⁴ And Judah was gathered together for to pray (to) the Lord, and also all men came from their cities for to beseech him.

⁴ Todos se reuniram para pedir socorro ao Senhor ; de todas as cidades do país o povo veio a Jerusalém.

⁵ And when Jehoshaphat had stood in the midst of the company of Judah and of Jerusalem, in the house of the Lord, before the new large place of the temple, (And when Jehoshaphat had stood in the middle of the congregation of Judah and of Jerusalem, in the House of the Lord, in front of the new courtyard \+em of the Temple\+em*,)

⁵ A gente de Judá e de Jerusalém se reuniu no pátio novo do Templo, e Josafá se pôs de pé no meio deles

⁶ he said, Lord God of our fathers, thou art God in heaven, and thou art Lord of all (the) realms of folks; strength and power be in thine hand, and none may against-stand thee. (he said, Lord God of our fathers, thou art God in heaven, and thou art Lord of all the kingdoms of the nations; strength and power be in thine hand, and no one can stand against thee.)

⁶ e orou assim: — Ó

⁷ Whether not thou, our God, hast slain all the dwellers of this land before thy people Israel, and hast given it to the seed of Abraham, thy friend, [into] without end? (Hast not thou, our God, killed all the inhabitants of this land before thy people Israel, and hast thou not given it to the descendants of Abraham, thy friend, forevermore?)

⁷ Tu és o nosso Deus; expulsaste os moradores desta terra de diante do teu povo de Israel e deste a terra deles para sempre a nós, os descendentes de Abraão, teu amigo.

⁸ And they dwelled therein, and builded therein a saintuary to thy name, and said, (And they lived here, and built a sanctuary in honour of thy name, and said,)

⁸ O teu povo tem morado nesta terra, e aqui construímos um Templo em tua honra. Nós dissemos assim:

⁹ If evils come [up] on us, the sword of doom, pestilence, or hunger, (yea, the sword, or judgement, or pestilence, or hunger), we shall stand before this house (into) without end in thy sight, in which house thy name is called (upon), and we shall cry to thee in our tribulations; and thou shalt hear us, and shalt make us safe.

⁹ “Se alguma desgraça cair sobre nós como castigo, seja guerra, ou doenças, ou falta de alimentos, então nos ajuntaremos em frente deste Templo, onde tu moras, e no nosso sofrimento clamaremos a ti pedindo socorro, e tu atenderás o nosso pedido.”

¹⁰ Now therefore lo! the sons of Ammon, and of Moab, and the hill (country) of Seir, by whom thou grantedest not to the sons of Israel for to pass (through their lands), when they went out of Egypt, but they bowed away from them, and killed not them, (And so now behold! the Ammonites, and the Moabites, and those of the hill country of Seir, whom thou grantedest not to the Israelites to pass through their lands, when they went out of Egypt, but they turned away from them, and did not kill them,)

¹⁰ — Agora os amonitas e os moabitas, junto com os edomitas, invadiram o nosso país. Quando os nossos antepassados estavam vindo do Egito, tu não os deixaste invadir as terras daqueles povos. Por isso, os nossos antepassados se desviaram delas e não destruíram aqueles povos.

¹¹ but \+sls (now)\+sls* they do on the contrary, and endeavour to cast us out of the possession, which thou, our God, hast given to us;

¹¹ Mas agora eles nos pagam assim: estão nos atacando para nos expulsar da terra que nos deste para sempre.

¹² therefore whether thou, Lord, shalt not deem them? Truly in us is not so great strength, that we may against-stand this multitude, that falleth in upon us; but since we know not what we ought to do, we, the residue, have this only, that we (ad)dress our eyes to thee. (and so shalt thou not judge them? Truly there is not in us so great a strength, that we can stand against this multitude, who falleth in against us; but since we know not what we ought to do, we, who remain, have only \+em this\+em*, that we direct our eyes to thee.)

¹² Ó nosso Deus, castiga essa gente, pois não somos bastante fortes para resistir a esse enorme exército que está avançando contra nós. Não sabemos o que fazer e olhamos para ti, pedindo socorro!

¹³ And all Judah stood before the Lord, with their little children, and their wives, and with their free children.

¹³ Todos os homens de Judá estavam ali de pé em frente do Templo, junto com as suas mulheres e os seus filhos e até as crianças de colo.

¹⁴ And Jahaziel, the son of Zechariah, the son of Benaiah, the son of Jeiel, the son of Mattaniah, was a deacon, and of the sons of Asaph, upon whom the Spirit of the Lord was made in the midst of the company, (And Jahaziel, the son of Zechariah, the son of Benaiah, the son of Jeiel, the son of Mattaniah, was a Levite of the sons of Asaph, upon whom the Spirit of the Lord came in the middle of the congregation,)

¹⁴ De repente, o Espírito de Deus desceu sobre um levita que estava ali no meio do povo. Chamava-se Jaaziel e era descendente de Asafe. Jaaziel era filho de Zacarias, neto de Benaías, bisneto de Jeiel e trineto de Matanias.

¹⁵ and he said, All Judah, and ye that dwell in Jerusalem, and thou, king Jehoshaphat, perceive ye, or taketh heed, The Lord saith these things to you, Do not ye dread, neither be ye afeared of this multitude, for it is not your battle, but God’s battle. (and he said, All Judah, and ye who live in Jerusalem, and thou, king Jehoshaphat, take heed, The Lord saith these things to you, Do not ye fear, nor be ye afraid of this multitude, for it is not your battle, but God’s battle.)

¹⁵ Jaaziel disse: — Povo de Judá, moradores de Jerusalém e rei Josafá, prestem atenção! Escutem isto que o

¹⁶ Tomorrow ye shall go up against them; for they shall go up by the side of the hill, called Ziz by name, and ye shall find them in the height of the strand, that is against the wilderness of Jeruel. (Tomorrow ye shall go out against them; for they shall go up by the Ziz Pass, and ye shall find them at the end of the valley, east of the wilderness of Jeruel.)

¹⁶ Amanhã vocês os atacarão quando eles vierem pela subida de Zis. Vocês se encontrarão com eles no fim do vale que dá para o deserto de Jeruel.

¹⁷ For it shall not be ye, that shall fight; but only stand ye trustily, (or For it shall not be ye, who shall fight; but only stand ye there with trust or in faith), and ye shall see the help of the Lord upon you. O! Judah and Jerusalem, do not ye dread, neither be ye afeared; tomorrow ye shall go out against them, and the Lord shall be with you.

¹⁷ Quando os encontrarem, vocês não precisarão lutar. Fiquem parados ali e verão como o Senhor Deus salvará vocês. Povo de Judá e moradores de Jerusalém, não se assustem, nem fiquem com medo; marchem contra os inimigos amanhã, pois eu, o Senhor , estarei com vocês.”

¹⁸ Therefore Jehoshaphat, and Judah, and all the dwellers of Jerusalem, fell lowly upon the earth before the Lord, and worshipped him. (And so Jehoshaphat, and Judah, and all the inhabitants of Jerusalem, fell low on the ground before the Lord, and worshipped him.)

¹⁸ Então o rei Josafá se ajoelhou e encostou o rosto no chão; e todo o povo de Judá e os moradores de Jerusalém também se ajoelharam na presença de Deus, o Senhor , e o adoraram.

¹⁹ And the deacons of the sons of Kohath, and of the sons of Korah, (or And the Levites of the Kohathites, and of the Korahites), praised the Lord God of Israel with [a] great voice on high.

¹⁹ Aí os levitas que eram descendentes de Coate e de Corá começaram a louvar o Senhor , o Deus de Israel, em voz bem alta.

²⁰ And when upon the morrow they had risen early, they went out by the desert of Tekoa; and when they had gone forth, Jehoshaphat stood in the midst of them, and said, Judah, and all the dwellers of Jerusalem, hear ye me; believe ye in the Lord your God, and ye shall be secure; believe ye to his prophets, and all prosperities shall come to you. (And when they had risen early \+em the next morning\+em*, they went out by the wilderness of Tekoa; and when they had gone forth, Jehoshaphat stood in their midst, and said, Judah, and all the inhabitants of Jerusalem, listen ye to me; believe ye in the Lord your God, and ye shall be secure; believe ye his prophets, and ye shall prosper.)

²⁰ Na manhã seguinte, todos se levantaram cedo e foram para o deserto de Tecoa. Ao saírem, Josafá ficou de pé e disse: — Povo de Judá e moradores de Jerusalém, escutem! Confiem no

²¹ And he gave counsel to the people, and he ordained the singers of the Lord, that they should praise him in their companies, and that they should go before the host, and say with according voice, Acknowledge ye to the Lord, for he is good; for his mercy is without end. (And he consulted with the people, and he ordained the singers of the Lord, to praise him in their companies, and to go before the army, and to sing together with a loud voice, Praise ye the Lord, for he is good; for his love endureth forevermore.)

²¹ Depois de consultar o povo, Josafá ordenou que alguns cantores vestissem roupas sagradas e marchassem à frente do exército, louvando a Deus e cantando assim: “Louvem a Deus, o porque o seu amor dura para sempre.”

²² And when they began to sing praisings, the Lord turned the ambushments of them against themselves, that is, of the sons of Ammon, and of Moab, and of the hill of Seir, which went out to fight against Judah; and they were slain. (And when they began to sing their praises, the Lord turned their enemies? ambushes back against themselves, that is, against the Ammonites, and the Moabites, and those of the hill country of Seir, yea, all who went to fight against Judah; and they were killed.)

²² Logo que começaram a cantar, o Senhor Deus causou confusão entre os moabitas, os amonitas e os edomitas, e eles foram derrotados.

²³ For why the sons of Ammon and of Moab rose together against the dwellers of the hill of Seir, to slay, and to do away them; and when they had done this thing in work, they were then also turned against themselves, and they fell down together by wounds, each slaying(the) other. (For the Ammonites and the Moabites rose up together against the inhabitants of the hill country of Seir, to kill them, and to do them away; and when they had done this thing, \+em then\+em* they turned against each other, and they fell down wounded together, each \+em killing\+em* the other.)

²³ Os amonitas e os moabitas atacaram os edomitas e os destruíram completamente; depois os amonitas lutaram contra os moabitas, e os dois lados também acabaram se destruindo.

²⁴ Certainly when Judah was come to the den, (\+em or the cave\+em*), that beholdeth, or is over against, the wilderness, he saw afar all the large country full of dead bodies, and that none was left, that might escape death. (And when the men of Judah came to the watchtower, that overlooketh the wilderness, they saw all the countryside far and wide full of dead bodies, and that no one was left, who had escaped death.)

²⁴ Quando o exército de Judá chegou a um lugar alto no deserto, eles viram o chão coberto de mortos; ninguém tinha escapado com vida.

²⁵ Therefore Jehoshaphat came, and all the people with him, to draw away the spoils of [the] dead men, and they found among the dead bodies diverse purtenance of household, and clothes, and full precious vessels; and they ravished, or took those things away, in diverse manners, so that they might not bear all things, neither they might take away the spoils by three days, for the greatness of [the] prey. (And so Jehoshaphat, and all the people with him, came to take away the dead men’s spoils, and they found among the dead bodies diverse purtenance of household, and clothes, and very precious vessels; and they took those things away, by many means, but even over\+em the course\+em* of three days, they could not carry away all those things, and take away all the spoils, for the greatness of the prey.)

²⁵ Aí Josafá e os seus soldados avançaram e começaram a pegar tudo o que havia no acampamento inimigo. Encontraram muitos animais de carga, armas, roupas e objetos de valor. Levaram três dias pegando as coisas, mas havia tanto, que não puderam levar tudo.

²⁶ Soothly in the fourth day they were gathered together in the valley of Blessing; for-thy that they blessed the Lord there, they called that place the valley of Blessing, unto this present day. (And on the fourth day they gathered together in the Berachah Valley, \+em that is, in the Valley of Blessing\+em*; and because they blessed the Lord there, that place is called the Valley of Blessing, unto this present day.)

²⁶ No quarto dia, todos se reuniram no vale de Beraca e louvaram o Senhor . É por isso que aquele lugar se chama vale de Beraca até hoje .

²⁷ And each man of Judah turned again, and the dwellers of Jerusalem, and Jehoshaphat (went) before them, into Jerusalem with great gladness; for the Lord God had given to them (the) joy of their enemies. (And each man of Judah, and the inhabitants of Jerusalem, with Jehoshaphat going before them, returned to Jerusalem with great gladness; for the Lord God had given them victory over their enemies or for the Lord God had given them joy over their enemies? defeat.)

²⁷ Depois os soldados de Judá e de Jerusalém, com Josafá à frente, voltaram alegres para Jerusalém. Estavam contentes porque o Senhor Deus lhes tinha dado a vitória na luta contra os seus inimigos.

²⁸ And they entered into Jerusalem with psalteries, and harps, and trumps, into the house of the Lord. (And they entered into Jerusalem with lutes, and harps, and trumpets, and went to the House of the Lord.)

²⁸ Quando chegaram a Jerusalém, foram até o Templo, ao som de música de harpas , liras e trombetas.

²⁹ Forsooth the dread of the Lord felled on all the realms of (the) lands, when they had heard, that the Lord had fought against the enemies of Israel.

²⁹ Quando os outros povos souberam que o Senhor havia derrotado os inimigos de Israel, ficaram todos com medo.

³⁰ And the realm of Jehoshaphat rested from war; and the Lord gave peace to him all about.

³⁰ Assim o reinado de Josafá continuou tranquilo, pois Deus lhe deu paz com todas as nações vizinhas.

³¹ And Jehoshaphat reigned upon Judah; and he was of five and thirty years, when he began to reign; and he reigned five and twenty years in Jerusalem; and the name of his mother was Azubah, the daughter of Shilhi.

³¹ Josafá tinha trinta e cinco anos de idade quando se tornou rei de Judá. Ele governou em Jerusalém vinte e cinco anos. A sua mãe se chamava Azuba e era filha de Sili.

³² And he went in the way of Asa his father, and bowed not from it, and he did whatever things were pleasant before the Lord. (And he went in the way of his father Asa, and turned not from it, and he did whatever things were pleasing in the sight of the Lord.)

³² Como Asa, o seu pai, havia feito antes dele, Josafá fez o que o Senhor Deus considera certo.

³³ Nevertheless he did not away the high places; and yet the people had not (ad)dressed their heart to the Lord God of their fathers. (But still he did not do away the hill shrines; \+em and\+em* the people had not yet directed their hearts toward the Lord God of their fathers.)

³³ Mas os lugares pagãos de adoração não foram destruídos, pois o povo ainda não tinha resolvido adorar somente o Deus dos seus antepassados.

³⁴ Forsooth the residue of the former and the last deeds of Jehoshaphat be written in the book of Jehu, the son of Hanani, which he ordained in the book of [the] kings of Israel. (And the rest of the first and the last deeds of Jehoshaphat be written in The Book of Jehu, the son of Hanani, which is part of The Book of the Kings of Israel.)

³⁴ Todas as outras coisas que Josafá fez, desde o começo até o fim do seu reinado, estão escritas na História de Jeú, filho de Hanani , que faz parte da História dos Reis de Israel .

³⁵ After these things Jehoshaphat, king of Judah, made friendships with Ahaziah, king of Israel, whose works were full evil/were most evil;

³⁵ Mais tarde, o rei Josafá se tornou aliado de Acazias, rei de Israel, que vivia uma vida cheia de maldade.

³⁶ and he was partner to him, and they made ships, which should go into Tarshish; and they made one ship (\+em to go\+em*) into Eziongaber. (and he was \+em his\+em* partner, and they made ships in order to go to Tarshish; and they built the ships at Eziongaber.)

³⁶ Eles fizeram um acordo para construírem navios que fossem até a Espanha; os navios foram construídos em Eziom-Geber.

³⁷ And Eliezer, the son of Dodavah, of Mareshah, prophesied to Jehoshaphat, and said, For thou hast had bond of peace with Ahaziah, the Lord hath destroyed thy works; and the ships be broken, and [they] might not go into Tarshish. (But Eliezer, the son of Dodavah, of Mareshah, prophesied to Jehoshaphat, and said, For thou hast had a covenant with Ahaziah, the Lord shall destroy thy works; and so the ships were destroyed, and they never did go to Tarshish.)

³⁷ Mas Eliézer, filho de Dodavá, profetizou contra Josafá o seguinte: — O Os navios se quebraram e não puderam ir até a Espanha.

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